POLITICS — April 13, 2026
Sixth Meeting of Vienna Process for Democratic Afghanistan Postponed
Organizers of the Vienna Process for Democratic Afghanistan have postponed the sixth meeting, originally set for May, due to recent developments and a complex regional situation. The event aims to promote inclusive dialogue for a democratic Afghanistan based on human rights.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Hasht-e Subh — 2 min read
The organizers of the Vienna Process for Democratic Afghanistan announced on Monday, 24 Hamal, that the sixth meeting, scheduled for May, has been postponed to a more appropriate time.
The decision follows recent developments and the complex, sensitive regional situation, which have impacted the political space, according to a press release from the organizers.
They stated that the meeting will be held when conditions align with regional developments to facilitate constructive dialogue and achieve clear results.
The Vienna Process seeks to support the formation of a democratic Afghanistan grounded in human rights values through inclusive discussions involving political elites, civil society representatives, and intellectuals.
Organizers emphasized their commitment to ensuring the process leads to meaningful outcomes amid ongoing challenges in the region.
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